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This story is over a year old, but I don’t remember it being posted before.
A convicted sex offender has won £20,000 damages over posts on a Facebook page entitled “Keeping our Kids Safe from Predators 2”.
The High Court in Belfast concluded that information published by Joseph McCloskey on a page hosted by Facebook in Ireland “harmed the public interest, creating the risk of reoffending”.
http://news.sky.com/story/1431222/sex-offender-awarded-20k-over-facebook-posts